Ball got rolling, so to speak, from the first right down to the last arrest. Reporter yesterday and today chief mark mcgall wanted to make it clear that a lot of information out there on social media was absolutely incorrect, that this was not gang activity. In fact, the chief said that these people were all strangers. This was a crime of opportunity. They saw walker with this bag walking along 28th avenue with this bag of shoes. We reported last night that, in fact, walker, when the robbery was announced, turned to run, was shot in the back and dropped the bag with the shoes inside and these men never even got out of the vehicle. They never even looked in the bag. We want to bring you up to date on another shooting that took place last night where two 18 yearolds were shot. One died of his wounds last night and we learned a second succumbed to his injuries. And this is an update on that story. Reporter just after 5 30 tuesday night, 18yearold aaron kidd was standing with a group of friend when is she was shot and killed. When he was shot and killed. One of his friends, another 18 yearold was gravely wounded and passed away late this afternoon. The motive is unclear. Prince georges county Police Released Little Information about what led up to the shooting. At his home today, his mom said she has no idea why anyone would want to harm her son. I dont know anything yet and all i know is my daughter called me. That is all i know. Police havent told you anything in. No, they still dont investigate. And they have any idea who might have done this . No. They have no idea. Reporter er this ease williams said her son wanted to be a barber and loved playing drums in agogo band. He was looking for drums in agogo band and he was looking forward to become a father next month. What do you want people to know about aaron . He was a good kid and would not hurt anyone. No one. Not a fly. And he was just a good kid. I think he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. Reporter neighbors say the 18yearold was known as little aaron. They watched him grow up. And he did his best, you know. Going to school and everything. And he was trying, trying to be a good guy. Its sad to hear that somebody i watched grow up is basically gone and that is like right now and on the porch and i would say a couple of words to him, but, its just like sad to know hes gone now. Reporter 18yearold aaron kidd and 15yearold Charles Walker jr. Were both freshman at Suitland High School, the fifth and sixth High School Students to die violently in the county since the beginning of the school year. A few moments ago, we asked the chief if there was an update in that so much for a suspect and he said they were working on leads and there was nothing hot. We checked to see who the 18 yearoldand rye was part of the School System and we were told he was not. Back to you. And let me bring you back to the murder of c. J. On monday. Do we know who pulled the trigger in that case . Reporter we can asked that question. The police are still working on that and have not recovered a murder weapon at this point. Okay, paul wagner, live at police headquarters. Thank you for the update. Three teenagers shot dead the past few days. Community leaders are angry and looking for solutions to stop the violence. The county executive baker joined me earlier. Im outraged like everyone else. I have all three of my children went to Suitland High School and my youngest graduated from here last year and any of the Violence Toward our young people, the senseless violence has to stop. Were angry and i had a long conversation with the states attorney over here about us pulling together and going after what is happening. Crime is down overall but he and the states attorney want to work with the School System and social services to provide Better Options and opportunities so kids dont turn to crime. Police arrested a man wanted for a deadly shooting in hillcrest heights. The 34yearold is accused of killing 27yearold Eugene Walker at a gas station on coalbrook drive. Walker was pumping gas when williams approached him, chased him and shot him several times. A nearby offduty d. C. Police officer tried to catch williams who tried to shoot him, but the gun didnt go off. The Police Believe that williams was high on pcp. Another big story, former congressman Jesse Jackson jr. Plead guilty to spending his Campaign Funds on personal items. Tom fitzgerald was in d. C. Federal court for the hearing and joins us with the latest. Tom. Reporter the former congressman faces tonight four to five years in prison after a plea agreement that he made with federal prosecutors on corruption charges and he admitted he used Campaign Funds to fund what is described as a luxury lifestyle. Jesse jackson jr. Arrived here at the federal courthouse about 9 00 a. M. And its one of the first sightings of thing canman since he abruptly disappeared from congress and later resigned his seat last year and in court, prosecutors laid out what was a campaign of using the funds for his own personal lifestyle, which is against federal law. And later, his attorney came out and told reporters that jacksons treatment for a bipolar disorder will be a part presentation when they go before the judge for sentenceing in a few weeks. Jesse has Serious Health issues. Many of you know about them and were going talk about them extensively with the court. Those Health Issues are directly related to his present predicament. That is not an excuse but just a fact. And jesses turned the corner there as well, i think. There is reason for optimism here, too. Jesses gotten great treatment. He has great doctors, and i think he has his arms around his problem. Reporter later in the afternoon, jacksons wife appeared in a different Court Hearing on tax fraud cases. The prosecutors said in that case, she had knowingly misrepresented the couples income and filed false tax returns and she plead guilty to those charges in that separate case. The father was here as well and he sat quietly in the courtroom making no statements, however, making notes as these proceedings went along. Sentenceing for Sandra Jackson is set for july 1st. Jesse jackson jr. , the former congressman, will fight out his sentence on june 28th. Live at the federal courthouse, back to you. Thank you, tom. A man with Downs Syndrome died in the custody of the frederick sheriffs deputies and there is a growing outcry. He was taken in for a minor offense and wound up dieing in custody. And now the sheriff is trying to calm the storm of outrage. John henrehan is in the newsroom with more. Reporter this is the case where, at a glance, the subject of the Police Action was visibly developmentally disabled. He had Downs Syndrome and he was a big guy, 26 years old, and he was taken into custody when he refused to leave a movie theatre and the medical examiner said the man died of asphyxiation. The incident happened january 12th at the west view cinema on route 85 in frederick county, maryland, involving 26yearold ethan sailor, who was developmentally disabled from Downs Syndrome. He came and saw an evening showing of the movie zero dark thirty and liked it so much, he wanted to see it again. According to the Sheriffs Office, the young man left the theatre and came back to see the late night screening without purchasing a new ticket. The manager couldnt convince him to leave. Ultimately, three offduty sheriffs deputies were called in to ask sailor to depart. They were working offduty security. The young man became loud, lejudge belligerent and disorderly. Reporter the sheriff describes what happened next. This is going by witness accounts, very respectful, get under his arms and lift him from the seat, walk him from the egress area from the theatre on and at some point, they handcuffed him and escorted him out. Reporter the young man then went down to the floor. Handcuffs were removed and an ambulance was called. Ethan sailor died on the way to the hospital. The state medical examiner ruled the death a homicide and listed the cause as asphyxiation. The three deputies have been suspended with pay. According to the sheriff, they have declined to answer questions about the death as is their right under marylands Law Enforcement officers bill of rights. The sheriffed the death is being investigated. And the Sheriffs Office is bombarded with phone calls, many critical. Angry postings on facebook questioned the handling of an obviously developmentally disabled man the tarn who represents the family wishes another police agenc were investigating the conduct of the three deputies. The sheriff said the investigation of the death will be comprehensive and transparent and ising the states attorney to empanel the grand jury so a group of ordinary citizens can decide whether criminal charges are merited in connection with the death. Will . And that does not look good. Thank you. A deadly workplace accident. An auto shop worker was killed when a tire blew up in his face. Sky fox over the scene in the 1400 block of knoxville and he was filling an industrial tractor tire when it exploded and he died on the scene. The husband of a pregnant woman killed in a reston apartment this week has been found dead in texas outside of san antonio. The 38yearold Jennifer Pearson was found monday morning after the fire in reston. Investigators say that she had knife or gun shot wounds to her upper body. Her husband was found dead yesterday in banner didda county, texas, of an apparent suicide. The Fairfax County police dont believe whether he havent said whether he killed his wife in reston, they say theyre not searching for suspects. A fouryearold girl pulled from a Burning House in southeast over the weekend died. It happened along 33rd street here at 3 00 in the morning on sunday. Four adults and a toddler escaped the fire. Firefighters rescued the four yearold samari jenkins. She died yesterday. The cause of the fire is under investigation. And coming up, the search for survivors continues after an explosion reduces a popular restaurant to rubble. And some mechanics in d. C. Are working overtime to keep emergency vehicles on the road and wait until you hear how much mean they pulling in. Yesterday i was angry. Today, i give up. And shes annoyed. Shes one of three teams teens forced to give up their cell phones. Well tell you if they survive the technology challenge. Chal it sure was cold out there. The wind was keeping the windchills in the 20s and lots of sunshine this afternoon. That may have helped that a bit. The sunshine stays with us and so do cold temperatures. Next. basketball for over 75 years people have saved money with. Ohhh. With geico. Ohhh. Sorry directors voice here we go. From the top. And action for over 75 years people have saved money with gecko so. Directors voice cut it . What. What did i say . Gecko . I said gecko . Aw. For over 75 year. laughs. But still trying to keep it contained directors voice keep it together. Im good. Im good. For over 75. uncontrollable laughter . What are you doing there . Stop making me laugh. Vo geico. Saving people money for over seventyfive years. Gecko dont look at me. Dont look at me. Developing now in missouri. A body has been found in the rubble of a kansas city restaurant introduce destroyed by an explosion. The person has not been identified but authorities have been looking for a woman who worked in the restaurant and who was reported missing after last nights plant mike tobin has the latest. Reporter fire crews with cadaver dogs continue searching throughout rubble of jj, the popular restaurant in missouri, which was leveled by a natural gas explosion and fire. Kcfd, kansas city pd, bomb and arson unit, and atf are on the scene and will conduct a thorough investigation to find out what caused the explosion. Reporter the massive blast and fire which followed lit up the night sky in kansas city tuesday night and happened at the pack of happy hour. More than a dozen people were hurt, three in critical. The city leaders say the recovery effort and investigation in is in overdrive as they race to beat the snowstorm heading toward the region. Its important that we do as much as possible today in light of the weather that is coming in, with which will make it extremely difficult after that and we have a short window of time to do a lot of work. Reporter although the investigation is just beginning, the Utility Company supplying the gas to the area released a statement saying early indications are a contractor doing underground work and struck a gas line. At 5 15 in the evening, we were called for a construction worker that had struck a gas line. We arrived on the scene there, conferred with Missouri Gas Energy at the time and left the scene in their hands approximately 50 minutes later, when the explosion occurred. Reporter multiple eyewitnesses report an overwhelming smell of gas leading up to the explosion. There was an effort to evacuate in a minute before the blah. In kansas city, mike tobin, fox news. Day two of a bail hearing for a double amputee oscar pistorius. Hes charged with premeditated murder in the death of his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp last week. He claims he shot her through a door thinking she was a intruder. The trajectory of the bullets, there were four affair i wently, the gun was fired and pointed downward from a height. He said he couldnt have his he didnt have his prosthetic leg on and the holster for the gun was found under the bed on the side where she slept, so he should have known she was not in bed with him. Preliminary autopsy results confirm Country Music singer mindy mccreadys death was a suicide. The cleburn county Sheriffs Office said the report shows she died from a single gun shot wound to the head. She was found on the front porch of her arkansas home on sunday where her longtime boyfriend died of a gun shot wound last month and police are investigating his death as a suicide and havent determined an official cause of death. Its a growing epidemic getting kids hooked. Pression drug abuse is a deadly game for teenagers. Theyre passing out on pills at parties and sharing them with friends. Tonight on fox 5 news at 10, Investigative Reporter sherri ly looks at the lethal problem and joins us at 5 with a preview of what show found. Reporter prescription drugs are the number one drug of choice now for 12 and 13year olds. Experts say that is because they can usually get it from the Family Medicine cabinet. Unlike street drugs, people are often foold into believing prescription drugs are somehow safer, but they are just as addictive. And tonight, hear from a recovering addict. She swapped pills with friends at socalled farm parties where the pharmaceuticals were as common as alcohol. And its like byob, byop. Bring your own prescription. Tonight at 10, what is being done to keep kids from the prescription addiction. Will . Thank you. Well see you at 10. And locate talk about the forecast. The sun is out and that wind was out making it feel more cold, huh . And blustery was the word. Yeah. And temperatures this morning felt like they were in the teens, some places close to the single digits, too and i wish i could tell you the wind is going away and that is not the case. Looks like were breezy into the evening hours and that is going to be with us as well. There is more clouds to the north of d. C. And were getting a lot of sunshine here in town. If youremont georgey county to north around 70 there, and that is where the clouds are. 38 right now. Gaithersburg dropped to 30s, frederick and they didnt warm up a lot today. They were in the mid to upper 30s for highs and this is what it feels like with the windshield in the types out there in some places and upper 20s, feels like the temperature here in town and i mean wrap up. The windchill values are staying in the types and 20s for everybody and there is that chance for snow and some sweet and more froze sleet and freezeing stuff coming up. Well talk about that in the sevenday forecast. Shawn . Keep on going. And that is weather what, do you do . Im ready for spring. Ditto. And that is some cleanup from wind damage. As the five continues on wednesday, Lance Armstrong reveals whether he plans to cooperate with the u. S. Antidoping agency. And a windy night from the hoyas, putting them in a tie for first. With syracuse on saturday, a strapped trapped game for georgetown. Next at 5. Next at 5. georgetowns Basketball Team is on fire. The 11thranked hoyas will try to keep the good times rolling tonight. The sports director scott smith is back from florida with a look ahead. Scott, welcome back. Reporter thank you. The last back on january 19th to south florida and that mile the have been the best thing it to happen to both teams. The loss snapped georgetown to attention, they lost seven straight, the longest win in conference in six years and tonight, they host due paul at Verizon Center and georgetown played on friday and on the road. Auto porter jr. Led the way with 16 points and puts them in a tie for second in the biggest east. A half game for the lead and the hoyas have gone from hunter to hunted. And i think this group go did good on focusing on the next game and understands there is a lot of basketball to be played. This group definitely knows and heard that, you know, were at the top of the stands and we lost. So, i think that speaks to the league and we cant look ahead and go past our next game. We have to put our energy here and now. The hoyas say they ought to stay focused and theylled in need to on saturday and they face syracuse as a member of the big east and they will conclude against syracuse at home on march 9th. And lets go, hoyas. Thanks, scott. And Lance Armstrong wont testify under oath. He would have been required to talk with the agency if he wanted any chance of reducing his lifetime ban from competitive sports. He decided to give it up. Armstrong said the requirement was designed, quote, only to demonize selected individuals. Armstrong would have been required to tell the agency everything he knows about doping and cycling. Again, hes not going do it. Coming up, mechanics in the district are pulling in thousands in overtime to keep emergency vehicles up and running. Some say that money could be used to fill jobs. An online petition grows after a man said he was forced to foot the bill for an ambulance that arrived too late. What is going on with the equipment used to save lives in the district. One Council Member wants to know why its costing 900,000 in overtime to keep a fleet of fire engines and ambulances in working order. We got a look at how much some were making in overtime. Matt ackland is in the newsroom to show us. Reporter were talking about a lot of money. We got our hands on this oversight report today and this is showing you the top 25 overtime earners. If you look at most of them, theyre heavy mobile equipment mechanics and work on fire eighteen gins and engines and mechanics. The top earner, his base salary is 58,000 here and in overtime, he made almost 100,000 more than his base salary. Below, this guy makes almost 51,000 his overtime rate at 90,000. You have all of these people making so much money in overtime and yet still there are positions open for mechanics. It was last summer when we showed you firsthand all of the d. C. Ambulances out of service. The float of aging rescue vehicles, including fire trucks, keep mechanics very busy and today, we learned how much. It was surprising to the Council Member tommy list. I need to find out if they have shoty equipment or if they dont have enough trained staff. They need to explain why there is overtime in the shop. Reporter according to the shop, of the top overtime reported, 19 are mechanics. Their overtime earnings combined added up to 871,000. That is way too high. Reporter the Firefighters Union said equipment failure is a problem. And questions why members are working so much overtime when there are mechanic positions opened and not filled . The fleet is in disrepair. We need to have an aggressive replacement schedule to replace the aging fleet. Reporter fire administrators say new fire vehicles are being deployed. One problem that remains is that large fire trucks are being deployed to answer medical calls. Its a lot of wear and tear on big vehicles. We may need to move to a system whereby, were purchasing more ambulances and fewer fire trucks because we are using the ambulances more. Reporter in the mentime, deputy mayor paul quander, is defending the high overtime costs for mechanics, pointing out the essential service is not breaking the budget. The big question, will the overtime hours, all of the money go down now that new equipment is arriving . I talked to the chief and he said it should go down a bit and he has to be able to fix overtime, a critical part of doing business and has to put the money to good use, will. And that might be necessary but stunning overtime costs. A lot of money there. Uhhuh. The outrage is growing after a d. C. Man was kill was billed nearly 800 for an ambulance that never came. His father was short of breath and do you to a staffing shortage, d. C. Could not send an ambulance. He waited 30 minutes for an e. M. S. Crew to come from Prince Georges County. By the time they arrived, his father died. Despite that, d. C. Billed him for an ambulance. A petition on change. Org has more than 150,000 signatures asking d. C. To drop that bill. D. C. Mayor vincent gray released a sustainability plan today to make the nations capitol the healthiest, greenest, and most liable city in the country by 2032 and sounds good. The plan includes 22 goals on the environment, energy, food, waste, and water. One goal is to make the potomac, anacostia, and rock creek waterways become fishable and swimmable through the next generation. The mayor said the plan is the first step in an important journey for the district. And this is about nothing short of winning the future. We need to create a healthy, green, liveable city. That will move us forward together. The mayor said within 21 years, he wants 70 of our trips to be taken on foot, bicycle, or public transporting a. And more on our big story tonight. The senseless violence. These are the faces of the seven teenagers killed since the start of the school year. Three in just the last three days. All but one were students. The violent trend has the Community Concerned and angry. George garrow, the executive director of black men and National Initiative with the chapter in Prince Georges County joins us to talk about the escalating violence. Thank you very much for joining us. Thank you. And we learned the number of teens killed went up to seven. We heard the county executives say he was outraged, the police chief called it a trying time. This must be equally frustrating to you. Yes, we have its frustrating because adults, sensually advocating the responsibility with young people, and while it appears to be complex, i think its coming down to having adults involved in the lives of young people on a consistent basis, and im talking about not just the young people who tragically were killed as a result of the gun violence, but also the apparently, what we understand now, at least, at least in one or two of the cases, the young man and they were not teenagers but young men. The young men who were involved, potentially involved in the shooting. We have to look at both sides of the corn because that is that part of the corn is the part of the problem in the community as well. And explain what you mean when you say we need to look at both sides of the coin. Youre talking about the 15 yearold Charles Walker jr. Killed earlier this week allegedly for a pair of tennis shoes. We know that five people have since been arrested. What do you mean we need to look at both sides of the coin . We have young men involved in shooting. In the case of mr. Walker, he was an innocent bystander, as his mother said, at the wrong place at the wrong time. What do we do as parents and educators, as a community to stop the senseless violence . We have to be engaged in a consistent basis. I believe were talking about mentoring programs, opportunities for adults to consistently be involved and in young peoples lives, talking about parents stepping up and some School Systems needing to be engaged and involving young people after school and in to some activities and the gun violence. We need to do something to ensure that some of the guns are off the city streets. I know concerned black mentors young men in Prince Georges County. Have you reached out yet to the county scout testify talk about what we can do to end this problem . We is. A couple of weeks ago we did with steve harvey foundation, we did a morning where we brought men together and talked about the need for men to become engaged in the lives of young boys. We have a mentoring program in Prince Georges County that we have to hope to have in a couple of months, from sixth to eighth agree involved and some men involved in a consistent basis and to be involved in the lives before we come to a situation where were talking about violence and, unfortunately, someone being shot. Uhhuh. And league hope the community is listening to your message and gets more involved than they are now. George garrow, the executive director, thank you very much for coming in. Thank you. If you like surprises, you might like this one. A local High School Student headed to college gets the surprise of hi life a lifetime. Check it out. Eck it out. You might want to check your megamillions numbers again. The ticket worth 26 million was sold at a gas station in maryland. Last nights winning numbers were one, 15, 19, 30, and 56. With a megaball of 28. The Winning Ticket was bought here at the shell station on lakeview drive and mount ayr. The lottery Officials Say they havent heard from the winner yet. Check your number, shawn. I didnt play i wish i did. Speaking of winner, a big surprise for the d. C. Academy today. A senior learned he won a full college scholarship. Take a look. As you can see by the look on his face, he was stunned he won the Benjamin Templeton scholarship from indiana, worth nearly 140,000 over four years. He wants to study Computer Science and hopes to start his own Scholarship Fund himself some day. Congratulations. That is awesome. And that is lifechanging, not to have Student Loans and he earned that. Could you survive without your cell phone . Probably not. Find out what happened when three teenagers were forced to give up the prized possessions for five days. And more cold temperatures tonight. And even some Winter Weather could arrive by the end of the week. Garys back with the extended forecast. Stick around. almost tastes like one of jacks cereals. Fiber one. Uh, forgot jacks cereal. [ jack ] whats for breakfast . Um. Try the number one yeah, this is pretty good. [ male announcer ] over a third of a days fiber. Fiber one. Shimmy, shimmy chocolate. Shimmy, shimmy chocolate. We, we chocolate cross over. Yeah, we chocolate cross over. [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. Chocolate. Could you spend a week without the phone or teenagers . What abouten to agers, do they spend more time with you or texting their friends . Hes an experiment to see if three teenagers can go without their phone for five days. Im going to die. I dont know how im going to make it. Im disconnected from the whole world. Nobody knows who i am anymore. Reporter you wont believe what caused them to react this way. Its a main topic. Everyone has twitter, phones, facebook. Its just one of those things that you, people dont think they can go without now. Reporter technology. Its with them all the time. As soon as you wake up in the morning, the alarm went off, the first thing you do . I check it. Check your phone . I do. I check it to see if someone talked to me. Reporter statistics show 80 of High Schoolers and half of all middle School Students carry a cell phone. Its constantly everywhere. Yeah. My daughters never without her phone. And my son is obsessed. No doubt. Hes always texting on the phone, has earphones in. Reporter 15yearold hannah 17yearold hannah smith, 16 yearold brian baa brathwell and 13yearold were unknowingly about to be challenged. Between the three of them, they send nearly 10,000 Text Messages each month and that is not to include on other sites. That is not appropriate . I parents didnt have to deal with that in that respect. My parents were like hey, no girls in the back room. That was it. Reporter these parents and i wanted to know what would happen if we removed technology from their lives for five days. No phones, no social media. Is that fear on their faces . We didnt take away all technology. We sent them home with those camcorders which, is how we got these gems. I dont know what im going to do. I might have to use the land line and call some of my friends. Yesterday, i was angry. Today, i give up. I am annoyed. Yeah, its been pretty stressful day. Well, its wednesday. Its been three days without my phone and i am counting down to when i can have it again because today i made cookies. I dont cook. Reporter these teens and their parents agree they are addicted to their phones. Sounds bad, but parents expert and author Brian Houseman said that its not the technology that is bad, just what you do with it. Technology is such a huge part of their life. Its going to be natural for them. When theyre removed, its natural to be some natural agitation or confusion, i dont know what to do with my time. Reporter five days later, they got their precious. I joy phones back. While. Reporter i phones back. Oh, my god. I have 166 messages. Reporter their parents filled us in on the rare fam him family time they got to spend with their phonefree children. We went for a walk together. It was fun. Reporter it sparked a change in the entire household. To see that she is that obsessed with it, i was surprised. Were going to probably have some conversations, my husband and i, in terms of maybe some phone tree times of the day or hannahs shaking her head behind you. It was worth it for me to see how much of a withdrawal he had and for me to share it with my friends and for them to say i dont think i can and i started during the week putting my phone away a little more. Reporter in the end, they all made it. Nobody died but even so, these teens all agree they will never try it this again. I just, i just want to give up. Because i am really bored. Oh. [ laughter ] an experiment only, right . I think its good. A good lesson and you look at how things are going to be. I never made it. I never had one until i was 30. They making cars where the seat rests and the back have tvs for the kids . Everything is about stimulus for young people. Its crazy. Yup, yup. How about a book, right . A what . What about some warm weather . Right. And how about a kindle . No. Listen, i wish i could say i so warm weather out there, but i dont. I mean, you know, it looks cold again tomorrow. Tonight is going to be super cold out there and one problem, there is not a problem, but its what is going on and that is the wind is going to stay up a little bit. I dont think that were going to be downright windy but staying on the breezy side. 38 in town; 30 for gaithersburg and this does not do it, though. You have to check on the real feel temperatures, the windchill and see what it feels like in the teens. Wrap up this evening if youre going out and about and take the dog out, whatever and that is breezy through the evening hours. 35 at 7 00 and feels like its in the 20s and the teens for the neighborhoods all evening long. The temperature is down to 30 degrees or so. Again, just bundle up if youre going to be out for an extended period of time. Clouds to the north of us. The winds have been whipping all afternoon and evening hours. Some of this light, light snow has been blown all the way down from the north and to the west. You may have seen, especially earlier in the day, a snowflake or two and nothing is accumulating. The wind snow from the north and west and into the central plains, this is going to be a big deal and that is some moisture through texas and snows into eastern oklahoma and into aa. Once its cranked up tonight and into tomorrow, there is some blizzard conditions out here in the central plains. And in is this is one of two storms that will be moving in our direction over the next couple of days. No worries, though. Were not talking about blizzard or anything like that and we had a wintery mix possible on friday and that is looking like friday we get the morning commute in. The wind is looking now, and we should get the morning commute in dry and that is the look like the evening commute might be compromised with this wintery mix situation. And ha is coming up on friday. Cold out there. 26 in up to. Teens in the lower 20s in the suburbs. Again, its a cold start tomorrow morning with the sunshine and were going to end up with the breezy conditions. Working right on through the day and temperatures in the lower 40s and feeling like in the 30s all day long. The wintery mix on friday and not expecting any accumulation. If that changes, well let you know and looks like some cold rain on saturday and that may end as a little bit of snowfall and we dry out towards the latter part of the weekend. All right. Thank you, gary. Lets check in with brian and what is next on the news edge six. New on the news edge, passengers stuck on the crippled cruise ship are fighting back after spending an eightday nightmare at sea. And the deadline around the corner. The pentagon and other agencies laying out plans for broad cuts and why the military is investigating the former u. S. Navy seal who shot and killed osama bin laden. Bi bap police in california are trying to figure out what led to the mysterious death of a canadian tourist. Her body was wedged into a water tank and this is video of her in the elevator. Investigators are new trying to determine if her death was an accident or foul play. And a texas woman is arrested after she called 911 to report that shy needed cigarettes. Last monday about 1 00 in the morning, this woman, the 48ier old linda, called Emergency Responders drunk saying that she needed smokes and when officers responded to her house emptyhanded, me said she said she was joking. The police didnt find her prank funny at all and arrested her for using calling 9 lynch j. I cigarettes. Hello . And i need cigarettes. What address are you at . And it was a joke. She was wanting them to bring her cigarettes and that is not a joking matter. It takes valuable resources away from responding to actual emergencies. White is out on a thousand dollar bond and faces a maximum of 180 days in jail for 911 abuse. Thanks for joining us at 5. The news edge at 6 starts right now. Our top story, she was once seen as a rising political star. Today, the former congressman Jesse Jackson jr. Plead guilty to misusing Campaign Funds. In federal court, he admitted using three quarters of a million in Campaign Funds for his own personal use. Jacksons wife plead guilty on separate charges she lied about their income. Tom fitzgerald has tonights top stories. How much jail time is is he facing . Reporter brian, according to the plea agreement between the u. S. Attorneys office and former congressman Jesse Jackson jr. ,o is he is facing between four and five years in federal prison when the judge finally hands down the sentence and in admitting his guilt, he said i did those
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